Destiny 2 players share their breaking points during raids and when they decide to quit.
Summary
- Raids without communication lead to frustration and quitting.
- Players leave when burdened with carrying the entire team’s weight.
- Patience wears thin when group members fail to grasp mechanics after multiple attempts.
OP, after the first encounter you were the only one communicating or doing mechanics. I don’t mind teaching, but I’m never gonna do a hard carry raid.
Destiny 2 player, NotAShittyMod, emphasizes the frustration of carrying the entire team and the importance of communication in raids.
I simply don’t raid without any type of communication. If you have no way of communication, raids are not something to jump into if you don’t know it by heart. I am all for teaching, but then I need communication.
Gold_Republic_7061 highlights the necessity of communication for successful raid experiences.
When no one talks or volunteers to do mechanics besides me I instantly leave.
Streetvoyager explains the breaking point of lack of communication and understanding of mechanics that leads to quitting a raid.
Was doing Pantheon with 3 friends who had just come back from a break from the game.
OrangeSliceRecovery shares a detailed account of his patience running out due to team members’ lack of preparation and refusal to listen to advice.
